LOOPShare Announces Licencing Agreement with Greenlines Technology for Carbon Offset Production and Monetization
Vancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - January 28, 2020) - LOOPShare Ltd. (TSXV: LOOP) (OTCQB: LPPPF) (FSE: 3KZ) ("LOOPShare" or the "Company") is pleased to announce that it has entered into a partnership, and concluded a licensing agreement with Greenlines Technology Inc. ("Greenlines"). The partnership will entail the integration of LOOPShare's electric scooter telematics and digital dashboard platform, with the proprietary Greenlines Carbon Engine process.
New app aims to shorten your commute, reduce your carbon footprint
Cowlines is a new app that aims to reduce your carbon footprint and your commute time. David Oliver, CEO of Greenlines Technology, the maker of Cowlines, joins BNN Bloomberg's Anita Sharma to discuss.
Could A Fitbit For Mobility Options Cut Your Carbon Footprint?
A Vancouver-based daily trip planning app wants you to travel greener. But you can also use it to get somewhere faster or cheaper. The choose-your-current-priority function is the difference between Cowlines and other multimodal apps, which can stitch together a route made up of different transportation modes, but don't produce those combinations of segments as three possible ideals (save time, take an optimized recommendation, or save money) and then compare those routes' CO2 costs to driving your own car.
This new app tells you the fastest way to get where you’re going without a car
Cowlines tells you the cheapest and fastest routes, and can combine different modes, so you know that taking a Lyft to the train station will get you there the fastest.
App shows U.S., Canadian commuters the cleanest, greenest route home
NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A mobile application launched in dozens of U.S. and Canadian cities on Monday measures the planet-warming greenhouse gas emissions of inner-city travel, its creators said, letting concerned commuters map their so-called carbon footprints.
App Shows US, Canadian Commuters the Cleanest, Greenest Route Home
NEW YORK - A mobile application launched in dozens of U.S. and Canadian cities on Monday measures the planet-warming greenhouse gas emissions of inner-city travel, its creators said, letting concerned commuters map their so-called carbon footprints.
Don’t want to drive in Metro Vancouver? A new app may have the answers
If you’d rather not drive around Vancouver, an app incorporating ‘multi-modal transportation’ options is on the way. ‘Cowlines’ is an app being beta-tested that gives people multiple options for getting around Metro Vancouver. It combines data from TransLink, Mobi bike, Modo car co-op, and taxis to give users a variety of options that can help them reach their destination.
Cowlines app puts environmental spin on trip-planning technology
A Vancouver-based company hopes to replace tech giant Google’s map function for trip planning while encouraging people to leave their cars behind at the same time.
“Better” route planning app launched in Vancouver
Europe is seen as leading the charge as providers battle to gain traction for their Mobility as a Service apps. But that could be about to change with the roll-out of Cowlines in North America.
Cowlines app aims to bring MaaS to North America
Europe is seen as leading the charge as providers battle to gain traction for their Mobility as a Service apps. But that could be about to change with the roll-out of Cowlines in North America.
New mobility app launches in Vancouver after successful testing period
The Cowlines app aims to make car-free travel the norm in metropolitan Vancouver, with plans to expand across the United States later in 2018.
This new app will get you around Vancouver by combining modes of transit
A new app that's beta-testing in Metro Vancouver offers "multimodal" ways to make single trips with a goal of helping the car-free population make the most of their time and money, while leaving the smallest eco-footprint possible.
Cowlines is the Vancouver-based app that you may have never heard of that might save you time.. Maybe a lot of time
Live interview with David Oliver, CEO of Greenlines Technology, the makers of Cowlines app.
Cowlines Extends Its Footprint to Launch in over Sixty North American Cities
VANCOUVER, British Columbia — Cowlines, a mobility-as-a-service (MaaS) app, is pleased to announce it is now available for iOS download to 190 million people across 62 cities in the United States and in Canada including the metro regions of Seattle, Portland, Los Angeles, San Francisco, San Jose, Oakland, San Diego, Toronto, NYC and others.
Users of a Vancouver integrated mobility application saved an average 52 percent of CO2 emissions compared to equivalent private vehicle trips when using the app.
The report examined preliminary evaluation results from Cowlines providing public transit (TransLink, West Coast Express and BC Transit), and private providers (Mobi bikes, Modo Car Coop, False Creek Ferries, Aquabus Ferries and taxicabs) in Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley.
The Financial Communication Challenges of New Mobility
- By Henry KellySenior Fellow, ISE. Energy Technology Expert
New strategies for providing mobility using on-demand shared vehicles, electric vehicles, and the prospect of fully automated vehicles are revolutionizing surface transportation. There is good reason to believe that new systems can increase options for mobility for everyone, cut costs, increase safety, and minimize environmental hazards.
Weaning B.C. commuters from car culture an uphill battle
Ride hailing, light-rail transit (LRT) and electric scooters all make up different facets tackling a region’s first-mile/last-mile problem of moving commuters from transportation hubs like SkyTrain stations or bus stops to their final destinations.
Eco-Focused Commuter Apps: The Cowlines App Ditches the Car and Focuses on Fast Transport Options
Navigation apps generally default to driving routes, but the Cowlines app focuses on getting users to their destination in the fastest way without a car. Developed by Greenlines Technology, the Cowlines app hopes to pull commuters out of cars in an attempt to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Unlike other navigation apps, Cowlines considers multiple modes of transportation at once, including ridesharing, public transit, and travel by foot.
Calculating the fastest, cheapest and greenest multi-modal route plans
A Canada-based mobility-as-a-service app has extended its reach across 62 cities in North America, allowing travellers to plan their journeys based on each trip’s time, cost and environmental impact.
Shared Mobility Means Multi-Modal
How mobility looks is determined by a range of factors — societal, environmental, and technological. In addition to these factors, the number of shared mobility services available influence people’s decision on how they move around the city.
Cowlines, the urban mobility app that makes you more sustainable
Cowlines is a free trip planning app that allows you to mix & match public and private transport modes in a single multimodal trip. Just tap your destination and we will show you the Best, Fastest, and Cheapest route to get there, combining public transit, bike sharing, car sharing, ride-hailing, and taxis into a single trip. We will also show you the total time, cost, and CO2 emissions for each option.
Top 10: Start ups disrupting the way we commute
The transportation of people and goods is the lifeblood of modernity, and is only set to increase as our population keeps expanding. Yet the costs incurred may be higher than many of us realise. Here are 10 services tackling the way we commute…
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